Sentence examples for being blind has from inspiring English sources

To what extent do you think being blind has influenced your music?

We glimpse what being blind has been like for her – like the fact that her daughter will forever remain as a five-year-old in her mind's eye.

He tells me that being blind has slowed his progress through life, but next year he hopes to leave and to become a sociologist.

But what these patronising bastards don't realise is that being blind has many perks: with all our other senses heightened, us blindys are a force to be reckoned with.

"Being blind has forced me to develop my other senses, and my power as a detective rests in my ears," he said from his office at the Belgian Federal Police, where a bullet-riddled piece of paper from a recent target-shooting session was proudly displayed on the wall.

So being blind hasn't helped you escape the tyranny of looks at all then?

Mr. Chen, who is blind, has campaigned courageously against China's policies of forced abortion and sterilizations.

Prof. Russell, who is blind, has taught there for 32 years, taking his rotation as chairman of the English Department, and writing, meanwhile, innumerable articles and several books.

In addition, the number of younger people who are blind has dropped sharply over the last 25 years, with the elimination of several major causes of blindness in the young.

Indeed, as we predicted, when people were described as having special needs, they were viewed more negatively than when they were described as having a specific disability (e.g., is blind, has Down syndrome, is autistic, has ADHD).

Nash, now 57, underwent a face transplant last year, but she is blind, has no hands and lives in a nursing home outside of Boston.